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Kum torbaları, naylonlar, kartonlar… İşte ateş altındaki Ukrayna’da kültürel miras savunması!
Rusya'nın Ukrayna’yı işgalinde binlerce sivil hayatını kaybederken, on binlercesi de yaralandı. Rusya'nın ağır bombardımanı altındaki şehirlerde, bu insani acıya ek bir trajedi daha yaşanıyor: Bir ülkenin kültürü yok ediliyor, buna Rusya'nın kültürü de dahil!
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Rice needs more water
Obviously, it was a very difficult decision for President Abdullah Gül to make. Despite the hopes of opposition parties and skeptics who suspect the Justice and Development Party, or AKP, of harboring a secret agenda to gradually Islamize the administration of secular Turkey and who see the military as "custodian" of the modern republic, and of course the secularism principle, the president did not veto in whole or part the controversial legislation that allows officers to be tried in civilian courts and signed it into law.
Twin deficits: A tale to end in tears
Economy Minister Ali Babacan’s recent meetings with economy columnists and market economists confused me yet more on the fate of the IMF-Turkey soap opera, on which I continue to write half-heartedly, knowing that while you are probably sick of reading about it, thinking about it reveals important dynamics of the Turkish economy.
Obama takes hefty agenda to Europe
WASHINGTON - In his first trip across the Atlantic, the US President Barack Obama hopes to sway European allies that his young administration could improve the international economy and the United States' image. He will try to capitalize on a reservoir of goodwill because of the change in policies and style from his Republican predecessor, George W. Bush.
Is the EU a guarantor of the free press?
Since December 1999 Turkey has been a full membership candidate for the European Union. As a country still continuing membership negotiations Turkey a country whose destiny is intertwined with that of the EU itself. For the last 10 years the EU has kept a close eye on all developments that affect Turkish Democracy and has made its expectations of the candidate country for inclusion into the political union clear. The political reforms that have come about in Turkey in recent years are the direct result of this process of accession.
It’s going to be a ’coal-ed’ winter
ISTANBUL - Municipalities and governors’ offices line up to distribute free coal to the needy while many argue that this cannot be considered a good deed because the free coal is low quality and causes pollution that will carry a hefty health bill in the long run. While stove sellers are happy with the boost in business, most coal sellers say they are in dire straits
Citi chiefs consider partial sell of firm
WASHINGTON - With Citigroup stock value plunging, top executives at the financial giant are considering the sale of all or parts of the company, the Wall Street Journal reported on its Web site late Thursday. The debate within the company is at a "preliminary stage," and officials said the company has "ample capital, funding and strategic direction," the daily said.
